That I may make it manifest, as I ought to speak.

Democracies, in particular, ought to be allowed to make their own mistakes.

They ought to have been here before you, and to make accusation, if they had anything against me.

However, we feel that we ought to make decisions and act in ways that will lead to effective results.

It ought to change.

The fact that so many investors hold this view ought to make one think twice before absolving monetary policy of all responsibility.

Steaming ought to be faster.

You ought to thank him.

You ought to be ashamed.

Who ought to have been here before thee, and object, if they had ought against me.

We ought to reduce the uncertainty.

Second, the UN ought to make good on its threat and impose sanctions against the Sudanese government unless it stops using its aircraft to destroy villages and unless it stops supporting the jangaweed. Criminal indictments for war crimes ought to be issued against specific officials who do not comply.

That ought to be a winning combination.

You ought to have come here earlier.

We ought to avoid substitutes of trust.

This is the way it ought to be.

Environmentalists awkwardness is, or ought to be, disconcerting.

The same principle ought to guide the EU.

I say, they ought to eradicate poverty first.

It has been proposed that the words to the carrier ought to be inserted in paragraph 1 and that paragraph 3 ought to be deleted.

Given the need, it ought to grow ten fold.

I ought to have made a hotel reservation earlier.

We ought to avoid the games of the authority.

Judging from that, article 56 (d) ought to read

Budgeting methods had improved and were based on precise results, which ought to make it possible to rationalize the use of funds allocated to programmes and projects, while also facilitating expenditure monitoring.

Payments were then started, but kept below the professional level, on the ground that members of parliament ought to be willing to make some personal sacrifice in the service of their country.

Governments ought not to be allowed to massacre their own people.

National borders ought to be abolished in God s earthly kingdom.

Africa ought to be the global carbon market s new frontier.

Of course, these considerations ought not to influence the legislation.

that I may reveal it as I ought to speak.

They've done a lot of good for girls in these situations, and we ought to be thinking about how we can make that happen for boys too in their younger years.

Second, the UN ought to make good on its threat and impose sanctions against the Sudanese government unless it stops using its aircraft to destroy villages and unless it stops supporting the jangaweed.

The parties ought to abide fully by their commitment to cease hostilities.

Again, regulation ought not to rely on one single global authority.

Blair ought to have known that politics is a pitiless business.

The majority also felt that the provision ought to be clarified.

And if thou sell ought unto thy neighbour, or buyest ought of thy neighbour's hand, ye shall not oppress one another

And if a man borrow ought of his neighbour, and it be hurt, or die, the owner thereof being not with it, he shall surely make it good.

Now this cosmic knowledge based view may and I think ought to make us feel very special. But it should also make us feel vulnerable, because it means that without the specific knowledge that's needed to survive the ongoing challenges of the universe, we won't survive them.

Yet those who admire his courage in struggling for freedom of expression ought to see to it that efforts to make blasphemy a crime, or to perpetuate it as a criminal offense, are afforded no legitimacy whatsoever.

Most Iranian Internet users would this is welcome news, but will it make any real difference to Iranians? What services ought to be on the list? And what do Iranians in Iran think about it?

But these are, or ought to be, problems that we can solve.

For all these reasons, the developing countries ought to embrace my proposal.

We ought to build the culture of high trust in the organization.